Has anyone been able to check it for software/firmware updates via the HP connectivity software on either a Win7 or Win8 computer? Neither of my computers will recognize the calculator.
5606
Only could find driver for Win7, nothing on Win8, here's the link,http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&dlc;=en&lc;=en&product;=3235175&
5607
Only could find driver for Win7, nothing on Win8, here's the link, http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&product=3235175&
5608
Haven't had any need to. I really only do pretty basic functions with this calculator. I only bought this advanced a calculator because I wanted RPN, multiple lines and nice key feel. This thing is total overkill for me, but it sure is nice to use.
264122
Sorry, I don't know. Maybe you can get confirmation through HP customer service on their website
1707865
This exact thing happened to me. I was incredibly frustrated and spent hours on it trying to figure out the problem. I was never able to connect to the internet, so I gave up and returned it. I was so disappointed. I ran Windows diagnosis and kept getting winsock errors. I'm not computer savvy enough to try and fix it, so back it went. :(
2020167
To be honest, I don't know. I am really having issues getting it to work on my HP computer. I will truly say instructions are not as easy as they should be to follow. I'd give it a 21/2 on a scale of 5.
423767
Sorry, I have no ideas. You will need to read the package, and/or email HP and talk with them.
1527299
I had my 3210 stop working just the other day... I went to the HP download site after I uninstalled my 3210 and did a complet new download. I seems to be working just fine now. As far as new updates, I don't know if any are available. I love this machine and hope it keeps working...try doing what I did and see if that works, it's worth the try.
1483945
I upgraded my computer to Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit and the printer works perfectly. I had to make no changes to my System. Windows 7 seemed to recognize the printer and install whatever was needed. It was transparent to me. My printer is connected to my wireless network via lan and rounter.
219699
I am not sure on that one. My HP had no troubles. It did have to do a realignment that is did automatically. Works perfectly.
1064952
Did you have any luck using this computer (or another one) with your trainer? I'm also looking for one that will work. Thanks.
200264
Good luck! I had the same problem. Here's what happened: I bought two of these, neither of which worked, neither of which the company will stand behind. It is a huge rip-off. Tech support denied me a replacement or upgrade because I hadn't logged in to the program even though my previous calls to tech support were to ask for help in getting the product to work. Catch-22: Product defective --&gt; Can't use or login --&gt; Can't get replacement because not logging in. Go figure.
314786
Have you used Windows 8, always, on your HP's? I am FAR from being computer-savvy and I called Dell Tech Support and they had me up and running in NO TIME at all, and I was very pleased! It was very new to me, as well. I'm an older woman, so again, not a techno-person at all and I was running this computer like a pro in no time. So it's definitely easy to use. I LOVE MINE! :)
453360
This calculator does have some physical constants programmed into it, but I can't tell you which ones because I returned mine to Amazon due to the mixed up keys that I mentioned in my review. I ended up getting an older HP from Ebay instead, since I've had my other HPs for so long without any problems, and all the new calculators I've tried are junk. I think the manual for this calculator can be downloaded from the Sharp website and it should have a listing of the constants in it. Note that the quality control on these is terrible and the warranty is useless, but it is inexpensive. If you do decide to get one make sure that the keytops on your calculator match the ones in the photos - some on mine were mixed up (read my review) and I'm sure it isn't the only one like that. I was a physics major back in the early 90s, and I had a laminated card that fit in my 3-ring binder with about every constant you'd ever need on it - more than is in any calculator. I don't know if they still make those, but that might be a better route - and you could certainly make one yourself. Yes, you have to punch them in the calculator manually, but that's no big deal. Trust me, after you do that enough times you will end up having a bunch of the constants at least partially memorized, and that can be a huge help on exams, oral comprehensives, lecturing, etc.
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I don't know because I only got to use it once when loading it. The next day it didn't work. I had to call HP to find out how to get my information off the hard drive before returning it. If you have not already bought the computer, don't.
2050809
You may want to go to this site http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cs-109220-1&cc=us&dlc;=en&lc;=en&os;=4131&product;=3723467&sw;_lang=
1406523
not sure, but curious why you are buying such a ancient calculator (maybe by force??) ick... I would never go back to the 84 since the release of the nspire cx or even the hp prime.
831068
I have taken a wait see attitude to upgrading to 8, HP website does not as yet have drivers for touch screenwin 8 yet, hoping they will release them prior to the upgrade expiring in january , HP say's touch screen will not work, an canvas, etc, in windows 8 as no drivers have been written as yet.
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No, I have windows 7. A question, have you updated the HP with the latest software and "HP Solution Center" ? This helped with issues with windows 7 not working correctly. Hope this helps.